To: | N5tif@aol.com |
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Subject: | [VHFcontesting] Re: COST OF 432 AND HIGHER |
From: | dpease@adams.net |
Date: | Wed, 25 Feb 2004 18:21:51 GMT |
List-post: | <mailto:vhfcontesting@contesting.com> |
I wasn't able to justify new stuff to add bands above 432 so by using a
little patience and keeping my ears open, I was able to add 1296 for about
$500, including a new 55 element loop yagi, 1 5/8 feedline, and 100 watt amp
parts. 903 was cheaper, less then $400 for 10 watts and 2 used 33 element
loop yagis. I already had the rigs for IF sitting around. This isn't
typical but asking the right people and not being in a hurry helps a bunch.
If you have a knack for electronic repair, post on the ham releated sites
for broken, or older transverters that are gathering dust. It has worked
for me more than once. Danny NG9R N5tif@aol.com writes: ( I bit the bullet and finally got that 10 GHz Transverter from Downeast Microwave and should be ready to run in the June Contest.) Danny Pease dpease@adams.net
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